Labor omnia vincit. It means “Hard work always gives success”
Vision
Don Bosco College of Agriculture is a minority professional college that is engaged in nation building by turning out fully equipped professionals of integrity in the field of agriculture. It grooms experts in agriculture and green environment, imbued with human and spiritual values, moulded in the spirit and system of Don Bosco. It is a beacon light for scientific and sustainable practices in agriculture to assure food security to India’s teeming millions in the challenging times of climate change.
Mission
We aim to realize our noble vision through the following specific activities.
- Running a four year B.Sc. Course in Agriculture imparting professional expertise in all areas of agriculture like horticulture, animal husbandry, sericulture etc.
- Infusing society with competent, qualified, morally upright and socially sensitive professionals at the service of the poor and marginalized cultivators.
- Introducing scientific and progressive methods of farming and cultivation to the farming population of Tamil Nadu. Establishing and maintaining model orchards, demonstration crops and veterinary units.
- Doing research in agriculture and experimenting with innovative practices in agriculture particularly for sustainable farming.
Our Campus
A Salesian of Don Bosco is a member of the society founded by Don Bosco, a saint of the 19th century dedicated chiefly to education and empowerment work. The prime purpose of the society is to help young people to be good and happy citizens. In about a century of existence in India, the Salesians provide quality service in about 500 centres enabling the poor and disadvantaged youth to be integral human beings.
In about a century of existence in India, the Salesians provide quality service in about 500 centres enabling the poor and disadvantaged youth to be integral human beings.
Core values
- Devotion
- Duty
- Discipline
- Dedication
DBCA, SAGAYATHOTTAM- Information Brochure
Life @ DBCA
World War II had brought in its wake severe food shortage all over the country. For the Salesians of Don Bosco in South India, with a number of orphanages, boarding houses and hostels for poor children, getting enough rice to feed their numerous children was a great challenge. Food grains were rationed and it was not possible to get large quantities of grains to meet the needs of institutions. The situation prompted the Salesians to think about having their own rice fields.
It was in May 1948. The summer was harsh and the fields dry and barren. Fr. Amaladoss Anthonysamy SDB, who was parish priest at Uriyurkuppam, while visiting the villages in the vicinity, came to know that a large stretch of barren land (about 100 acres, in fact), in the village of Pudukesavaram, close to Uriyurkuppam, was on sale.
Academic Programmes
Why DBCA
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Annual Sports Day Report – 28.03.2018
Annual Sports Day Report – 2018
On 28th March, fourth annual sports day was celebrated at Don Bosco College of Agriculture for the year 2018. The function started with a prayer song sung by students. The chief guests for the function were Mr. P.Prasanth Kumar B.E, MBA., Ambiga motors/ Ambiga retails, Vellore and Mr.V.S.Anish M.S(Soft.Eng.)., Sri Ambiga retails, Vellore.
The students were grouped into four houses, namely red, blue, yellow and green and students actively participated in the march past to honour the chief guests.
The Olympic torch was lightened by Rev.Fr.S.Anthonysamy, Principal SIARD, Sagayathottam. Chief guest Mr. P.Prasanth Kumar, declared sports meet open. Rev.Fr.Dr.Maria Soosai, Ph.D., Secretary DBCA delivered welcome address and honoured the dignitaries. The annual sports report was presented by Ms.S.Monisha, Students game Secretary.
After the felicitation by the Dean Dr.A.Christopher Lourduraj and other dignitaries, the chief guests delivered their chief guest address. The chief guest honoured the sports secretaries Mr.M.Arivin and Ms.S.Monisha by presenting them momentoes and distributed the prizes and medals along with certificates to the students who won the sports events conduced for the year 2018.
The house, Blue won the award of overall championship and the prizes distributed to the house captains Mr.S.Ragul and Ms. G.Shanmuga Priya. The individual overall championship winner among boys was Mr.M.K.Mathesh kumar of II B.Sc (Ag). Overall championship for girls (individual) was won by Ms. M. Soundarya, III B.Sc (Ag) student.
Finally, vote of thanks was given by Mr. C. Periyanayagasamy, B.A, M.P.Ed., Director of Physical education, DBCA and the programme concluded with National Anthem.